Diagnose what is not working
Before anything changes, BRYVO looks at the existing website honestly: what helps visitors, what gets in their way, and what is simply out of date.
Website redesigns
Keep what works. Improve the rest.
If your website looks dated, confuses visitors or no longer reflects your business, a redesign can fix that without discarding the parts that still do their job.
The approach
Diagnose, improve, protect.
Three connected ideas run through every redesign.
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Improve design, usability and clarity
Clearer structure, a better mobile experience, stronger calls to action and a look that reflects the business you are today.
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Protect existing value
Useful content, page addresses, features and search visibility are retained where appropriate, so the redesign builds on what you already have.
What often needs attention
Signs a website is holding you back.
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Visual inconsistency
Mixed fonts, colours and styles that make the website feel unfinished.
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Outdated layouts
A design that made sense years ago but now shows its age.
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Confusing navigation
Visitors struggle to find the page or the answer they came for.
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Weak calls to action
It is not obvious how to enquire, book or get in touch.
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Mobile usability problems
Text, buttons or layouts that are awkward on a phone.
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Slow or inefficient pages
Heavy pages that take too long to load.
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Poor content structure
Important information is buried, repeated or missing.
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Technical limitations
The website is hard to update, or cannot do what the business now needs.
Not every older website has all of these problems, and some have none worth fixing. The first step is always to look properly.
Assessment first
Your current website is looked at before anything changes.
A redesign starts with understanding the website you already have. That decides what stays, what is reworked and what is left alone.
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What is worth keeping
Content, pages and features that still serve your visitors.
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What needs to change
The issues that genuinely affect clarity, usability or trust.
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What must be protected
Existing page addresses and search visibility, with redirects planned where addresses have to change.
Starting prices
Redesign pricing
Where a redesign starts depends on the condition of the existing website, its size and complexity, its content and functionality, and whether anything needs to be moved.
Guide prices. Every figure is a starting point, not a quote. Your price is confirmed in writing once the scope is agreed, before any chargeable work begins.
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Small website refresh
Light visual improvements to a website that is fundamentally sound.
From £200
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Basic redesign
A fresh look and clearer layout for a simple website.
From £350
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Standard redesign
A redesigned multi-page website with improved structure and usability.
From £750
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Larger redesign
More pages, more content, or more that needs rethinking.
From £1,000
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Complex or bespoke redesign
Substantial projects, always scoped and quoted individually.
From £2,000
A redesign does not promise more sales or higher rankings. It gives your website a clearer, more usable foundation.
Next step
Not sure whether you need a redesign?
Start a conversation about a project, or get a free, no-obligation review of the website you already have.
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Discuss a project
Tell BRYVO what you need. You get straightforward advice and a tailored quote, with no pressure to go ahead.
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